DREAM Program

The Dream Program provides support to DREAMers (undocumented students) at Mt. San Antonio College (Mt. SAC). Our purpose is to increase the personal growth and development of undocumented students through academic, career, and personal counseling; peer mentoring; assistance with applying for the California Dream Act/Financial Aid and scholarship opportunities; and providing immigration legal services and workshops regarding DACA and other matters relative to this student population.

Apply to the DREAM Program

- Immigration Legal Services
  The Central American Resource Center (CARECEN-LA), an immigrant rights non-profit organization, provides Mt. SAC students, staff, and faculty with free immigration legal services. Their attorneys are accredited and can support with:
  - Initial DACA applications and DACA renewals
  - General consultations (e.g. questions about Public Charge)
  - Adjustment of status screenings
  - Green card applications & renewals
  - Applying for Naturalization (Citizenship)
  - + other immigration-related inquiries
  To schedule an appointment, click the blue button below.
  
  Click to Schedule an Appointment
- Access a DREAM Counselor (DREAM Program Students Only)
  
  Online Appointment
- Access a Financial Aid Specialist (DREAM Program Students Only)
  
  Get DREAM Financial Aid Support

MT. SAC DREAM PROGRAM

Office Line: 909-274-5596

Text & Phone Hotline: 909-447-9411

Email: dreamprogram@mtsac.edu

Instagram: @mtsacdream

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Why is the California Dream Act important?

About 25,000 undocumented students graduate high school and 5-10% continue to pursue higher education.
The Act has made higher education feasible, affordable, and accessible for undocumented students through the provision of financial resources.
Prospective undocumented students are now eligible to receive state aid along with access to certain programs such as EOPs. These programs provide additional resources such as counseling, bookstore vouchers, and priority registration.
An undocumented community college student may now be able to receive the Board of Governors Fee Waiver (BOG), which covers tuition at all community colleges, and Cal Grant aid.
Undocumented students can now apply for public and private scholarships the campus offers.
When ready to transfer, students are eligible for the transfer entitlement Cal Grant along with CSU and UC grants.

* *Statistics are cited from the Pew Hispanic Center

Our Professional Staff

Dario Fernandez, Director
Laura Muniz, Counselor
Melissa Candell, Program Specialist

Contact Us

Monday - Thursday 8:00 A.M. - 5:00 PM; Fridays 8:00 A.M. - 4:30 P.M.

Equity Center - Building 16E

(909) 274-5596 or 909-447-9411 (Text Hotline)

dreamprogram@mtsac.edu
www.mtsac.edu/dream